Family recalls Chi’s online chats before her death
Relatives describe Chi Nguyen as studious and sweet who talked with a man online for months, met him once, and wanted to end the relationship after feeling uncomfortable. Her brothers say she hid the chats from family to avoid worry, while her father highlights her English learning and ambition to study computer science at a large university. She turned 18 September 29 and lived with Quan Nguyen in Vietnam before moving to the United States.
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Governor hopefuls debate education funding options
Candidates discuss local versus state funding as a stopgap solution for schools. Hays Superintendent Fred Kaufman questions tactics though sees some merit. Chapman School Board President Eric Keating views it as a temporary cost mainly borne by property owners. Senator John Wratil stresses quality schools boost Johnson County's economy while Senator Janis Lee worries effects on rural districts. Representatives Light and Crow weigh local options and universal access to quality education.
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Bush signs Iraq war resolution
President Bush signed Congress war powers legislation and urged UN members to confront Saddam Hussein as global leaders debated disarming Iraq. He emphasized defending peace and warned that denying reality could invite fear, while stressing unconditional inspections and United Nations duty to protect common security.
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Missing Garden City woman found dead in hotel room
Police search for an out-of-state man after 18 year old Nguyen disappeared October 5. The body was found concealed under a hotel bed after a room was reported smelling. autopsy pending. Police are coordinating with out-of-state agencies as they investigate.
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Deer hazards rise as breeding season starts in Kansas
The Kansas Department of Transportation urges drivers to watch for deer on US 50 and near woods and fields during dawn and dusk. Tips include slowing, scanning, and avoiding swerves. Hitting a deer may be safer than a crash with another object. call star-47 for KHP dispatch. Wearing seat belts reduces injuries, and motorcyclists face higher fatality risk. Acquisitions Co. Inc. buys back 19 stores across multiple states, with some closures affecting staff.
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Researchers decode parasite genome for malaria
An international team of scientists has determined the genetic code of the malaria parasite, advancing understanding of the disease and potential treatments. A separate note states Brazil will hold a runoff after Lula da Silva falls short of a majority. A 2002 hurricane caused about 600 million dollars in damages.
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